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Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars Paid Tribute to Victims of Wildfire at 2025 Grammy

At the 2025 Grammys, Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars paid tribute to the victims of the Los Angeles wildfires with an emotional performance. The event included historic wins and fundraising efforts for wildfire relief.

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Lady Gaga, Bruno Mars Paid Tribute to Victims of Wildfire at 2025 Grammy

During the 67th Grammy Awards conducted at the Crypto.com Arena, in Los Angeles, Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars offered a moving homage to the victims of the recent wildfires in Southern California. Their rendition of California Dreamin’ by The Mamas & The Papas stunned the audience. They paid their salute to the lives lost and those affected by the terrifying fires.

The tribute was the night’s great moment, one that emphasized the disastrous result of the wrathful wildfires spread across the area since early February. The disaster has asserted at least 25 lives. Also, over 105,000 residents were forced to evacuate.

Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars Received Awards

Apart from the performance, the Recording Academy announced hosting a fundraising for the victims of the wildfires. It promised to reach communities and contribute to reconstruction work, thereby reiterating the role of the music industry in contributing to humanitarian issues.

Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars also took home the award for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for the song Die With A Smile.

The duo received the award very nicely, telling fans that music has the power to unite folks in times of crisis.

Other Historic Moments

Other notable victories were won at night. Sabrina Carpenter made history as the first to receive a Grammy win for Best Pop Vocal Album on Short n’ Sweet. She is now riding high with a career on the rise. Chappell Roan won the Best New Artist award and was able to dedicate her speech to the record label’s treatment of musicians.

Meanwhile, Beyoncé made history by becoming the first Black woman in 50 years to win a Grammy in the country music category, yet another milestone cementing her position in the annals of the history of a legacy trailblazer.

The 67th Grammy Awards were streamed live from Los Angeles with Trevor Noah as the host, and the premiere ceremony aired earlier on the official YouTube channel of the Recording Academy.